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A contentious and controversial yearlong redistricting
process in Fayette County is now finished, officials said. The proposed
final maps for elementary, middle and high school attendance zones will
be presented to the public Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. in Norsworthy
Auditorium at the district office, 701 East Main Street.
Alan
Stein, chairman of the redistricting committee, said the public will be
able to speak and ask questions during the meeting.
The committee
will not revisit any of its decisions, Stein said.
"However, the
members of the Fayette County Board of Education will be in the audience
that evening to hear all of the public comments, because the decision
will now rest with them," Stein said.
"It is important for
everyone to understand that the school board will have the final
authority to approve the new school attendance boundaries, and they may
choose to make changes to our proposal."
The committee made slight
adjustments this week to the boundaries of Beaumont Middle, Leestown
Middle, Winburn Middle, Bryan Station High, Henry Clay High, Lafayette
High and the planned high school on Winchester Road, which will open in
the fall of 2017.
Materials, including links to videos of the work
from meetings, and updated maps are being posted online at
FCPS.net/zoneshttp://www.fcps.net/zones. There also is an online engagement tool called "Let's
Talk," where residents can submit comments to be shared with the school
board.
Go to FCPS.net/letstalk to submit input.
Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2015/04/09/3792423/fayette-county-schools-redistricting.html#storylink=cpy
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